Course curriculum

1. Identity fundamentals

   Entra architecture, Active Directory comparison, authentication and authorization, and cloud, hybrid, and federated identity.

2. Users and groups

   Members and B2B guests, bulk operations, attributes, licensing, dynamic groups, and group-based licensing.

3. Monitoring

   Interactive and non-interactive sign-in logs, audit logs, and sign-in failure investigation.

4. Roles and administration

   Built-in and custom roles, least privilege, and administrative units.

5. Identity governance

   PIM, just-in-time access, access packages, access reviews, and joiner–mover–leaver workflows.

6. Synchronization and provisioning

   Entra Connect, password hash sync, pass-through authentication, federation, cloud sync, and troubleshooting.

7. Identity security

   MFA, self-service password reset, password protection, authentication strengths, identity risk, Conditional Access, and Zero Trust.

8. Applications and SSO

   OAuth, OpenID Connect, SAML, and selecting an application integration approach.

9. App registrations

   Secrets and certificates, API permissions, consent, OAuth, and Postman exercises.

10. Enterprise applications

    SAML configuration, claims, attribute mappings, assignments, and app registration decisions.

Who this course is for

Freshers, IAM and cloud professionals, security teams, and system administrators.

Practical learning

Instructor-led demonstrations, enterprise scenarios, troubleshooting, and interview preparation. Confirm lab access and course-specific inclusions at enrollment.

Course curriculum

1. Fundamentals and architecture

   Classic and Identity Engine, workforce and customer identity, organizations, sandboxes, and org-to-org integration.

2. Users and groups

   Lifecycle operations, attributes, group rules, and delegated administration.

3. Universal Directory

   Profile mastering, schemas, sources, mappings, and transformations.

4. Logs and monitoring

   System logs, audit investigation, MFA issues, and account lockouts.

5. Administrative roles

   Least privilege, custom roles, and resource sets.

6. Security and MFA

   Adaptive policies, device trust, risk, FastPass, and authenticator lifecycle.

7. SSO and federation

   SAML, OAuth, OpenID Connect, SWA, and social and partner federation.

8. Application integration

   OAuth, APIs, Postman, tokens, scopes, and custom authorization servers.

9. Provisioning

   SCIM, AD and LDAP agents, joiner–mover–leaver processes, group push, and troubleshooting.

10. Policies and Identity Engine

    Routing, authenticator enrollment, step-up authentication, branding, and migration.

11. Okta Workflows

    Automation, HR and ticketing scenarios, approvals, and error handling.

12. Access Gateway

    Hybrid and legacy application access and reverse proxy concepts.

13. Troubleshooting

    Login, group rules, SAML/OIDC, MFA, provisioning, and agent support scenarios.

14. Projects and interview preparation

    Migration scenarios, L1–L3 support discussions, and resume and interview guidance.

Who this course is for

Freshers and IT professionals pursuing Okta administration, application integration, and identity support.

Practical learning

Instructor-led demonstrations, enterprise scenarios, troubleshooting, and interview preparation. Confirm lab access and course-specific inclusions at enrollment.

Course curriculum

1. IAM fundamentals

   Identity lifecycle, access management, and governance foundations.

2. IdentityIQ architecture

   Application server, database, identity warehouse, task engine, aggregation, correlation, provisioning, certifications, and workflows.

3. Installation

   Java, application server and database setup, configuration, and troubleshooting.

4. Application and user onboarding

   Delimited files, JDBC, AD/LDAP, loopback, and correlation.

5. Entitlement onboarding

   Entitlement catalogs, mapping, and access modeling.

6. Attributes and schemas

   Extended attributes and application schema configuration.

7. JDBC connector

   Schemas, aggregation, and provisioning queries.

8. Roles

   RBAC, ABAC, business and IT roles, assignments, hierarchy, and role mining.

9. Policies

   Segregation of duties, preventive and detective controls, and remediation.

10. Certifications

    Manager, application-owner, and role reviews, delegation, and revocation.

11. Capabilities

    Administrative capabilities and delegated administration.

12. Groups and workgroups

    Populations, approvals, and reporting use cases.

13. Tasks and reports

    Aggregation, identity refresh, scheduled maintenance, reports, and troubleshooting.

14. Lifecycle Manager

    Joiner–mover–leaver provisioning, requests, approvals, and access revocation.

15. Rules and workflows

    Pseudocode, conditional routing, and debugging.

16. QuickLinks and console

    QuickLinks, console operations, and batch requests.

17. API and Java foundations

    Packages, classes, context, and IdentityIQ objects.

18. Logs and troubleshooting

    Log4j2, tuning, connector issues, workflows, and provisioning problems.

Who this course is for

Freshers, IAM support professionals, developers, administrators, and identity governance practitioners.

Practical learning

Instructor-led demonstrations, enterprise scenarios, troubleshooting, and interview preparation. Confirm lab access and course-specific inclusions at enrollment.

What you’ll learn

• Cloud identity governance
• Sources
• Identity profiles
• Access management
• Lifecycle states
• Provisioning
• Certifications

Course curriculum

1. PAM fundamentals and architecture

   IAM versus PAM, privileged accounts and risks, enterprise use cases, CyberArk architecture, and component communication.

2. Components and installation

   Digital Vault, DR Vault, PVWA, CPM, PSM, PrivateArk, Credential Provider and Central Credential Provider, prerequisites, and validation.

3. Active Directory integration

   AD setup and administration, Group Policy, AD/LDAP integration, email notifications, and enterprise connectivity.

4. Safes and platform policies

   Safe creation, permissions, access matrices, platform policies and exceptions, dual control, and object access.

5. Account onboarding and passwords

   Windows, Unix/Linux, database, network and web accounts; discovery, Password Upload Utility, offboarding, verification, change, reconciliation, and rotation.

6. Sessions, monitoring, and disaster recovery

   PSM-RDP, recording, logs and debugging, component checks, DR Vault installation, replication, connectivity, and recovery drills.

Who this course is for

Freshers, IAM support teams, Windows and Linux administrators, security operations professionals, and PAM administrators.

Practical learning

Instructor-led demonstrations, enterprise scenarios, troubleshooting, and interview preparation. Confirm lab access and course-specific inclusions at enrollment.

What you’ll learn

• Domains
• Forests
• Domain Controllers
• Users
• Groups
• Organizational Units
• Group Policy
• DNS integration
• Replication
• Trusts
• Authentication
• Administration

What you’ll learn

• Endpoint management
• Device enrollment
• Compliance policies
• Configuration profiles
• Application deployment
• Windows Autopilot
• Microsoft Entra ID integration

Course curriculum

1. Fundamentals and setup · 6 hours

   IAM, authentication and authorization, SSO, federation protocols, installation, and Active Directory integration.

2. SAML and core configuration · 6 hours

   Assertions, IdP and SP roles, SSO initiation, data stores, password credential validators, adapters, and SAML configuration.

3. Security and application integration · 5 hours

   MFA, SAML onboarding, metadata, attribute mappings, Salesforce integration, and roles.

4. Troubleshooting and policies · 4 hours

   Logs, debugging, authentication policies, selectors, and dynamic flows.

5. OAuth and API security · 5 hours

   Tokens, authorization code, client credentials, PKCE, and coverage of implicit and resource-owner password flows.

6. OpenID Connect and interviews · 4 hours

   Claims, ID tokens, UserInfo, OIDC flows, project scenarios, and mock interviews.

Who this course is for

IAM freshers, identity support professionals, federation and SSO engineers, and security practitioners.

Practical learning

Instructor-led demonstrations, enterprise scenarios, troubleshooting, and interview preparation. Confirm lab access and course-specific inclusions at enrollment.